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meaning of the output of netstat command
Name: Henry Liu Date: October 22, 2000 at 20:04:34 Pacific
Comment:
Is there any TCP/IP expert can tell me the meaning of the output of the netstat command or where can I find more infomration about this command in addition to the Windows help.
Sample output:
Proto Local Address Foreign Address State TCP sppc020:137 SPPC020:0 LISTENING TCP sppc020:138 SPPC020:0 LISTENING TCP sppc020:nbsession SPPC020:0 LISTENING UDP sppc020:nbname *:* UDP sppc020:nbdatagram *:*
My qustions are: What is the service for port 0, 137 and 138 respectively?
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